Thursday, July 07, 2022 6:19:00 PM
Earnings Reports Quiet Periods
The second type of quiet period is one enforced around the time when a publicly traded company releases its quarterly earnings reports. Earnings reports often have a substantial impact on a stock’s market price when they are initially released. Large deviations from the earnings projections of market analysts can cause a sharp rise or dramatic decline in a stock’s price.
Thus, the SEC again has a vested interest in trying to assure a level playing field, that no investors have an advantage, or be at a disadvantage, due to advance information about earnings reports leaking out to some people early.
The earnings report quiet period is applied to the time frame that covers the four-week period that precedes the end of a company’s fiscal quarter and extends to the actual date and time of the earnings report being released (most companies release their earnings reports within a month or two of the end of the quarter).
https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/knowledge/finance/quiet-period/
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